Re: Leaks: Mercedes FitBit Xiomi MTK IPTV MSFT WM OPPO etc Source Codez, ExConfidential Crew, Mirrors

I'm trying to consolidate some of these files in a git-annex repository living on the bsv blockchain. This may or may not work: git clone http://caringneed.org:8000/1FJMa1Ac53zoKg2UrQEnafNqUFSvNRhmaL/git-remote-bsv... npm install -g git-remote-bsv/. git clone bsv://L3zZQetoHkdMrsiEPtZEks1Ct98d56ZLxDBiatLpRBJA7Y1xELyB/exconfidential.git The url is a push url; others can add to it or mess it up. I'm adding some of the stuff but it's likely too much to finish all of it. On Sun, May 24, 2020, 7:00 AM Karl wrote:

If anyone doesn't understand this,

crucial information for making fitbit's safe from hacking and government control is available, and grarpamp is asking everyone to preserve and share it.

I have not found ipfs to be suitable for resisting censorship until somebody migrates the protocol off s/kademlia for finding peers with data, to a shared store like a blockchain or a project focused on solving the problem like gnunet. I believe the underlying system is designed to become pluggable in that way, but I kinda freak out when I look at go source code nowadays =( is there a C/C++ port of ipfs anywhere?

I'll try to upload these things to sia skynet.

On Mon, May 18, 2020, 5:51 PM grarpamp wrote:

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https://t.me/exconfidential tg://resolve?domain=exconfidential https://t.me/s/exconfidential https://t.me/joinchat/GmSbZRNJpLmmbX07KNfRhw https://git.rip/exconfidential <- cypherpunks:writecode https://t.me/deletescape "This was the easiest leak ever as the code was literally in a zip inside the apk."

https://git.rip/exconfidential/daimler https://mega.nz/file/G1M3AKwJ#C4N6p0pg3GWYketCysvHFGDq-LTeEAJUN9j8lqRSjo4 https://archive.org/details/daimler-olu https://archive.org/download/daimler-olu/daimler-olu_archive.torrent "it's a hardware platform for a very specific usecase, but this leak should allow recreating it with low cost hardware."

Leaks and dumps... become IPFS and Bittorrent mirrors and archivers, index hash reposters... for the fun.

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2020/05/zfs-versus-raid-eight-ironwolf-disks... lizardfs, ceph, storj, etc